DHAKA: The opening T20 World Cup Cricket for the blind will start from Monday (January 30) with two matches slated in Delhi when Bangladesh takes on the hosts India and New Zealand with Pakistan. Ten teams, including hosts India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, South Africa, Australia

DHAKA: Bruised and battered Bangladesh cricket team from New Zealand tour is set to leave for India on February 2 for a much-awaited test match against top-ranked India. The test will be played in Hyderabad. Over the last 17 years after getting test status all test playing countries

DHAKA: Cricketer Arafat Sunny has been denied bail and sent to jail in an ICT case on Tuesday (January 24). Dhaka Chief Metropolitan Magistrate (CMM) placed the order in response to a plea by investigation officer sub-inspector M Yeahia to send the cricketer to jail than placing

DHAKA: A large contingent of Bangladesh Cricket family returned from Cricket Safari of New Zealand getting comprehensively whitewashed. It also had lost all matches in New Zealand in previous visits. Bangladesh, however, twice whitewashed New Zealand at home in ODI series earlier.

DHAKA: Nine wickets humiliating defeat of Bangladesh in effectively two and a half days in the second test at Hagley Oval, Christchurch completed the comprehensive white wash of Bangladesh in all three (ODI, T20 and Test Matches) formats of the game. Third day of the test was

DHAKA: Host New Zealand whitewashed Bangladesh in the two-match test series by beating the visitors by nine wickets in the second match at Hagley Oval, Christchurch on Monday (January 23). The Kiwis chased down the target of 109-run losing one wicket on the fourth day evening session.

DHAKA: Visiting Bangladesh batsmen scored 173-run losing all wickets in their second innings of the second test against the New Zealand and set a target of 109-run at Hagley Oval, Christchurch on Monday (January 23). Mahmudullah, Soumya Sarkar, Taskin Ahmed, Kamrul Islam Rabbi and

DHAKA: Rain on third day reduced Christchurch Test to second innings shoot out. With match hanging in a balance not even a single over could be bowled on the entire day as heavy rain almost incessant kept wicket and the surrounding covered.  With two days left, the match can still be

Bangladesh-New Zealand Second Test at Hagley Oval, Christchurch  Scorecard at Sumps on Day Two Bangladesh 289 All Out (Soumya Sarkar 86, Shakib Al Hasan 59, Nurul Hasan 47, Tim Southee 5/94, Tim Boult 4/87), New Zealand 260/7 (Ross Taylor 77, Tom Latham 68, Nicholls 56, Shakib

DHAKA: Bangladesh bowlers have picked up seven wickets of host New Zealand who are still trailing by 29 runs of the visitors’ first innings total of 289-run at the end of rain-affected second day’s play at Hagley Oval, Christchurch on Saturday (January 21). Ace all rounder Shakib

Bangladesh Vs New Zealand 2nd test at Hagley Oval, Christchurch Scorecard on Day One Bangladesh 289 All Out (Soumya Sarkar 86, Shakib Al Hasan 59, Nurul Hasan 47, Tim Southee 5-94, Trent Boult 4-87) DHAKA: Two leading pace bowlers of the world Tim Southee (5/94) and Trent Boult

DHAKA: Visiting Bangladesh scored 289-run losing all the wickets in their first innings on the first day of the second test against New Zealand at Hagley Oval, Christchurch on Friday (January 20). Soumya Sarkar, Shakib Al Hasan and Nurul Hasan scored 86, 59 and 47 runs respectively.

DHAKA: Visiting Bangladesh lost five top order wickets scoring 225-run till the tea of the first day’s play of the second test against New Zealand at Hagley Oval, Christchurch on Friday (January 20). Soumya Sarkar and Shakib Al Hasan scored 86 and 59 runs respectively on way to

DHAKA: Having got whitewashed in ODI and T20 series and unfortunately losing the first test drifting from a comfortable position, Bangladesh is on the edge of getting comprehensively whitewashed in all formats in New Zealand tour. The whitewash in ODI series is going to cost Bangladesh

DHAKA: We have observed various post-mortem of Bangladesh losing the test match against New Zealand at Basin Reserve in Wellington. This was, however, the first incident that a team scoring 595/8 declared in the first innings lost a test. Bangladesh was in the driver’s seat even till

DHAKA: Bangladesh does not play too often. Opportunity of playing against top ranked teams whether at home or away is few and far between. In such situation whenever opportunity arrives Bangladeshi cricketers grab it with both hands. In 17 years since getting test status next door

New Zealand Vs Bangladesh 1st Test at Basin Reserve, Wellington, New Zealand from 12-16 January 2017 New Zealand 539 (Latham 177, Santner 76, Nicholls 53, Williamson 53, Rabbi 3-87) and 217 for 3 (Williamson 104*, Taylor 60) beat Bangladesh 595 for 8 dec (Shakib 217, Mushfiqur 159,

DHAKA: New Zealand have taken 1-0 lead in the two-test series by beating visiting Bangladesh in the first match by seven wickets at Basin Reserve in Wellington on Monday (January 16). The hosts chased down a target of 217-run at a rate of 5.47 run per over in the fifth day losing three

DHAKA: The visiting Bangladesh scored 66 for 3 in the 2nd innings leading New Zealand by 122 at stumps on day-4 in their first Test in Wellington on Sunday. Score at a glance: Bangladesh 595 for 8d and 66 for 3 (Mominul 10*) lead New Zealand 539 (Latham 177, Santner 73, Nicholls 53,

Bangladesh Vs New Zealand 1st Test at Basin Reserve, Wellington Scorecard after Day 3 Bangladesh 595/8 (Shakib Al Hasan 217, Mushfiqur Rahim 159, Mominul Haque 64, Tamim Iqbal 56, Sabbir Rahman 54*, Neil Wagner 4/151) New Zealand 292/3 (Tom Latham 119*, Kane Williams 53, LPRL Taylor